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Amis Hosts Whole Lamb Dinner
Lamb is definitely having a bit of a moment here in Philly. There’s the Lamb Shack dinners at Zahav, the lamb menu at Mica last […]
Report: Does Land Grab Mean a Third Comcast Tower Is in the Works?
Is it possible that Comcast could build a third skyscraper in Center City? Natalie Kostelni of the Philadelphia Business Journal reports that Liberty Property Trust has […]
What The New York Times Gets Wrong About Philadelphia
Once, Philadelphia did lose to New York. OK, not “once” — it’s happened lots of times. But this big one was in 1946. Looking back […]
Pappy Van Winkle and Brisket Dinners at Percy Street
Percy Street Barbecue has snagged a few bottles of the practically impossible to secure, Pappy Van Winkle 10, 12 and 23 year old bourbons, and they’re […]
Update: Missing Girl, Twins Are Found
[Update: 2:45 p.m.] Johnson and her babies have been found, according to an announcement from Philadelphia Police: Good afternoon, confirmed through Gloucester City, NJ Police […]
Six Pack: Ramen In Philadelphia
This weekend’s frigid winter weather has us all longing to hibernate until warmer days. But don’t let the cold stop you from going out. Just use […]
Here’s a Sneak Peek of the Wedding Gown From the New Cinderella Movie
Remember back when bridal designer Alfred Angelo made a Frozen-inspired wedding dress so that brides everywhere could channel Queen Elsa on their Big Day? Well, we […]
Bonus: Vine Street Overpass Renovations Pave the Way for Additional Projects!
That pedestrian-friendly makeover that’s slated for the Vine Street Expressway overpasses has paved the way for another renovation project in Philadelphia, thanks to a law that […]
Philly Tweeter Shows NYT How to Put That in Their Pipe and Smoke It
You’ve probably heard by now about the New York Times’ huffy, snark-filled appraisal of Philadelphia after Philly beat out Brooklyn to host the 2016 Democratic […]
Last Minute Valentine’s Day Sweets
Looking for some last minute sweeties for your sweetie? Barbuzzo and Kermit’s have you covered. Barbuzzo is offering its Budino Is for Lovers two packs […]
How the Fight for Gay Rights Could Decide the City Council Race
Philadelphia is one of the most-gay friendly cities in the United States. It has strong LGBT advocacy groups, a strong LGBT tourism scene, and strong laws […]
Latest Report on the “Divine Lorraine of South Philly” Says It Will Be Demolished
The demolition permits pulled on New Year’s Eve for the former Mt. Sinai Hospital building in Pennsport have at last had their objective confirmed. PlanPhilly‘s Jared […]
Gov. Wolf: No More Death Penalty (For Now)!
Gov. Tom Wolf announced Friday that he is placing a moratorium on the death penalty in Pennsylvania until he reviews an upcoming report by the Task Force and Advisory […]
A Saint and a Satan
Two of the legendary college basketball coaches passed away within days of each other last week: a saint and a satan. Dean Smith, the gentlemanly […]
Sip & Savor Events at the Four Seasons
The Four Seasons Hotel, located (at least for now) in Center City, is introducing a series of “Sip & Savor” events, to be held on the […]